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Unlocking Potential: The Lori Center for Autism in Paducah, Kentucky
Unlocking Potential: The Lori Center for Autism in Paducah, Kentucky In the realm of engineering endeavors, few projects are as intricately challenging yet profoundly rewarding as designing spaces for individuals with unique needs. Such was the case with the Lori...
Inspecting Success: Darran Rankin Dives Deep into Engineering Excellence
Inspecting Success: Darran Rankin Dives Deep into Engineering Excellence Water, like engineering, is a paradox all in its own. From the wise words of the famous (and timeless) Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, “"Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing...
Engineering a Conversation: The Blueprint
Engineering a Conversation: The Blueprint We wrote previously about our collaboration with MSU to bring in a guest speaker, notable retired 4-star general Stanley McChrystal. Our thought was to create a public engagement that benefited everyone. No, you need not be a...
Local Public Agencies—the Stewards of Infrastructure
Local Public Agencies—the Stewards of Infrastructure How does a park, bridge, or roadway stay maintained? Beyond that, how do new structures even get off the ground? One of the many proponents, or stewards, of these new and ongoing public projects are Local Public...
Engineering a Conversation; 4-Star General Stanley McChrystal
Engineering a Conversation; 4-Star General Stanley McChrystal As engineers, we understand the power of an idea. It often starts with a conversation and goes from there. Inspiration comes from conspiration. An idea with nowhere to go is no idea at all. That’s precisely...
An Engineer’s Guide to Apple Pie
An Engineer’s Guide to Apple Pie As you might know, we’ve accepted our anonymous engineer, informally known as “Mr. X” for all his follies and have grown quite concerned when months pass without a peep from him. We’re happy to say, in his usual topical fashion, our...
Laying the Groundwork with Seismic Analysis
Laying the Groundwork with Seismic Analysis When you think of a building or structure, the last thing you might consider are two very important things about its structural integrity; it moves more than you think, and the soil beneath it may not be as solid as you...
Safe, Efficient, All-Around Better; Our Drone Work
Safe, Efficient, All-Around Better; Our Drone Work When we speak of “laser pulses,” we’re not writing about science fiction, but science fact. While engineering is a timeless tradition with deep ties to our past and present, it’s worth noting that the future is...
We Are One Big Family. No, Literally. (Part 3)
We Are One Big Family, No, Literally (Part 3) In part 3 of “We Are One Big Family. No, Literally.” We conclude our series that celebrates the familial connections we share at BFW/Marcum. Baccus & Faith – Father & DaughterBaccus is a voice we hear often around...
We Are One Big Family. No, Literally. (Part 2)
We Are One Big Family, No, Literally (Part 2) Family is everything—whether you’re speaking of the people you work with, the community you serve, or, you know, those people you share a home and dinner table with. Yet, at BFW/Marcum, we have the distinct privilege of...
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To honor Autism Awareness Month, we want to spotlight the Lori Center for Autism project we collaborated on with EasterSeals of West Kentucky.
Facilities such as the Lori Center reach beyond their physical boundaries to offer support and empowerment, enriching the lives of those with ASD and fostering societal acceptance and understanding. Paducah is so fortunate to have a facility of this caliber!
Read all about it here: shorturl.at/bhGLN
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Today is #GoOrangeDay - a day to wear orange to raise awareness for #workzone safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week.
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